[mpen-dayton] Greater Miami Valley Event & News with Petition to vote NO on Trumpcare
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- FW: Donald Nguyen commented about Trumpcare on his photo
- FW: We need 21 House Republicans to vote NO on Trumpcare
- (Mar. 22) FW: Hunger Awareness Dinner
- (Mar. 26) FW: IFGD --- Racing Extinction film
- (Save the Date: Apr. 8) FW: Annual Ohio Mathematics Contest (OMC) at WSU
- (Save the Date: Apr. 11) FW: Voices of the Immigrant Experience
- FW: Details & Location (Update) of the' Longest Table', an Event at UD
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From: Paul Hogarth; Daily Kos Save Obamacare
Subject: We need 21 House Republicans to vote NO on Trumpcare
Our phone calls are working—as more House Republicans are coming out against Trumpcare. All we need is six more votes, and we can stop this atrocity.
Call Representative Michael R. Turner at (202) 225-6465. Even if you already have called, please call again and leave this message:
Hi, my name is Munsup Seoh from 45431 in Beavercreek. I strongly oppose the American Health Care Act, and urge you to vote NO when it comes to a vote. Every day, more Republicans come out against it. Can we count on you to oppose it as well?
After you have made the phone call, click here to fill out the form to let us know how it went.
Can't call? Please write a personalized letter to your Republican House member.
We need 21 House Republicans to vote "NO" on Trumpcare, and as of March 16 we are up to fifteen. Some are right-wing extremists who believe that taking health insurance away from 14 million people next year does not go far enough. But others are clearly coming out against it because of constituent pressure.
Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL) spoke out against the bill this week, because "too many of my constituents will lose insurance and there will be less funds to help the poor and elderly with their health care." Even if your member is already one of the 15 against the bill, you should still call them to keep up the pressure.
Your phone calls are making an impact, but we haven't won yet. Please call your House Republican at the above phone number, and leave the following message:
Hi, my name is Munsup Seoh from 45431 in Beavercreek. I strongly oppose the American Health Care Act, and urge you to vote NO when it comes to a vote. Every day, more Republicans come out against it. Can we count on you to oppose it as well?
After you have made the phone call, click here to fill out the form to let us know how it went.
Can't call? Please write a personalized letter to your Republican House member.
From: Melodie Bennett; Executive Director, House of Bread
Subject: Hunger Awareness Dinner next Wednesday (March 22) evening
Please join us next Wednesday evening at the House of Bread for our 11th annual Hunger Awareness Dinner! Arrive at 6pm to enjoy a delicious dinner of baked fish, rice pilaf, roasted vegetables, fresh bread, fruit, salad and cake for dessert. Tickets are $10 in advance or at the door, but it's very helpful if you purchase tickets in advance.
Following the dinner, there will be a short presentation and discussion by Dr. Sarah Twill of Wright State University. Dr. Twill will share why the WSU food pantry for students was started, and trends regarding college students and food insecurity.
This event is organized and sponsored by the Wright State University Social Work Club, and is a matching funds event by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Tickets and more information is at www.houseofbread.org.
From: Interfaith Forum of Greater Dayton
Subject: March 26: Racing Extinction film
You are invited to a showing of the film, "Racing Extinction" on Sunday, March 26 from 3:00-5:30 PM at Christ United Methodist Church, 3440 Shroyer Road in Kettering. (3rd floor, Foster Hall)
Racing Extinction, a Discovery Channel documentary released in 2015, is full of beautiful and horrifying images that are not easily forgotten. From majestic whale sharks to slaughtered manta rays, the subjects of this new documentary reveal nature's beauty and force viewers to confront the detrimental effects of human activity on the planet. (Yale Scientific review)
Programs are free and open to the public. Refreshments are served. If you choose to bring something, please, no pork or shellfish. Labeled ingredients on homemade foods deeply appreciated for those with sensitivities.
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From: Munsup @SISCOM Seoh
Subject: Annual Ohio Mathematics Contest (OMC) at WSU
As was announced before, 2017 OMC will be held on Saturday, April 8th at Wright State University. The website http://www.ksea.org/NMSC/ is now open and accepting your pre-registrations.
For more details see the announcement below, but the following changes this year are known to me.
- The registration will begin at 1:00 pm and ends at 1:50 pm.
- Without the orientation, the exams will be begun at 2:00 pm sharp.
I also would like to inform you that the OMC website http://iis.stat.wright.edu/OMC is NOT updated fully, partly due to my inaccessibility to the server after I retired last April after 2016 OMC. I will try to update the webpages ASAP.
Best,
Munsup Seoh, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus
Wright State University
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2017 Ohio Mathematics Contest
on April 8, 2017
This announcement is to notify parents, teachers, and students of the annual Ohio Mathematics Contest. For more details, please visit the website http://iis.stat.wright.edu/OMC for additional information.
This year's Ohio Mathematics Contest will be held on Saturday, April 8, 2017, at Wright State University. The contest is for elementary, middle and high school students in grades 4 through 11. It is organized by the Dayton Branch of Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association and hosted by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Wright State University, with sponsorship from various institutions and organizations. The purpose of the contest is to stimulate interest in mathematics among upper elementary, middle and high school students and to recognize those who exhibit exceptional talent. The organizers and sponsors ask teachers and parents to strongly encourage their students in grades 4 through 11 to enter this Contest.
Contest Information:
Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017
Time: 1:00 – 6:00 p.m.*
Location: Wright State University
Registration Deadline: April 1, 2015 (Registration Form will be available at the website)
Fee: Math Only: $30 per student ($20 for early registration)
Physics Only: $30 per student ($20 for early registration)
Both: $50 per student ($30 for early registration)
Eligibility: All students enrolled in grades 4 through 11 (
(Separate competition and prizes awarded for each grade level)
(Physics exam is allowed to 12th graders)
Contact: Mrs. Sanghee Strobel, Vice President, KSEA Dayton Branch
Phone: (937) 245-1807
Email: sanghee7@gmail.com
Website: http://iis.stat.wright.edu/OMC/ (Website will be updated ASAP!)
Remarks
- Check-in begins 1:00 pm and ends 1:50 pm; exam for 2:00-3:30 pm; exam grading for 3:30-5:00 pm; award ceremony for 5:00-6:00 pm (Light refreshments will be provided around 3:30 pm)
- There will be programs for parents during the exam and grading periods while for students during the grading period
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From: Theo Majka
Subject: Info and flyer of Voices of the Immigrant Experience at UD April 11
The event of Voices of the Immigrant Experience is scheduled on April 11 at UD. It will be 5:30-7:30pm in Kennedy Union's Torch Lounge. This is one the first floor in the back as one comes in by the front doors.
Immigrant panelists generally share their experiences and/or those of their group in coming to the U.S., the challenges they face in adapting, cultural practices (and differences), etc. This puts human faces on what are often regarded as abstract categories, something we need more than ever.
The audience will break into small discussion groups (joined by the panelists). Welcome Dayton has questions that guide the discussion.
The tentative list of panelists for our Voices includes an Intensive English Program instructor at UD who is from one of the countries affected by Trump's temporary travel ban. Also scheduled is a younger refugee from the the Democratic Republic of the Congo and a mixed status married couple (with kids) who are long-time Dayton residents.
From: David K. Greer
Subject: FW: Details & Location (Update) of the' Longest Table', an Event at UD
See you Today!
Thank you to the 120+ people who have registered so far for Sunday's event! Please note that earlier this week the location was changed from the Central Mall to the Kennedy Union Ballroom due to the chilly weather forecast for the weekend. If you have not yet registered for the event, please do so at http://thelongesttabledayton.com/march.
The Longest Table Dayton | March Community Meal
Sunday, March 19th | 2:30p - 5:30p
University of Dayton
**LOCATION UPDATE**
Kennedy Union - Ballroom (2nd Floor)
(Due to the weather forecast, the event has been moved into Kennedy Union.) 
Parking & Location: Please park in either B or C Lot. Parking is free in these single letter lots.There are also Link stations and bike racks on campus if you want to ride your bike! The event will take place in the Kennedy Union - 2nd Floor Ballroom. Use the interactive map linked below to find your way!
https://www.udayton.edu/map/
Connecting with SGA at the University of Dayton: The mission of the University of Dayton's SGA is to actively advocate on behalf of the undergraduate students, seek to hear every voice across campus, and serve as the liaison between the administration, faculty, staff, and the student body. SGA leaders attended the Longest Table event in October and were inspired to bring the event to campus. We're excited about the opportunity for students and community members to learn more about each other.
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